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Easter Won’t be Cancelled

Morf Morford
April 6, 2021
Church Life, General, Theology
Perhaps the lesson of Easter still stands: no stone, no guards, no jeering crowds, no pious bureaucracy, no political compromise will ever hold back, or even begin to contain the living Truth. 

Via Dolorosa, Minneapolis: The Suffering Crowd

Diana Butler Bass
April 2, 2021
General, Race, Theology
With each tearful testimony, I think of what happened on that street in Minneapolis, as regular people watched heartless authorities while a man died unjustly. And I remember what happened on a street in Jerusalem two millennia ago.

Maewyn Succat and the Radical Forgiveness of Saint Patrick

Stephen Carey
March 17, 2021
Church Life, Peace & Nonviolence, Practical Justice
Are you angry? Are you resentful and bitter over the past? Are there those whom you cannot or will not forgive? Maewyn Succat would tell us that with God's help, there is a Saint Patrick within, waiting to be released.

Letting Go of Judgement—An Excerpt from ‘Learning to Be’

Juanita Campbell Rasmus
February 13, 2021
Books, General, Theology
When I’m tempted to judge someone or a situation, I’m being invited to ask myself, Why do I think what I’m thinking? What am I feeling? How do I act when I think this way? What is the truth here? Jesus constantly invites us into a more expansive way of being.

This May Not be a Time for an Altar Call to Unity

Robyn Dyba
January 14, 2021
Politics, Practical Justice, Theology
Jesus doesn't bundle salvation or healing. He touches individuals. He speaks to the particular pain of each person. He restores the soul of the singular that then speaks to the wounds of the collective.  He saves people, not countries.

Why I Cannot Stay: A Letter to My Church

Grace Chin Huang
January 13, 2021
Church Life, General, Politics
There is no use pointing fingers. That is not them. That is us. We dragged Jesus—the one who died for us—into our tryst with Trump, while the church sat by with a nod and a shrug.

‘Not Real Christians’: Communal Confession for a Faith Divided

Michelle Reyes
January 12, 2021
Church Life, Politics, Theology
We must still raise our voices to denounce Christian pursuit of power and boldly denounce cycles of violence perpetuated in the name of Jesus. We also seek that justice be given to those involved in last week’s events. Nevertheless, we can still own and apologize to a watching world the sins that our fellow siblings have committed.

La’s Skid Row Doesn’t Need Sean Feucht’s ‘Revival’

Shane Claiborne, David Gibbons and Cue Jn-Marie
December 31, 2020
Church Life, General, Practical Justice
In an attempt to defend his event, Feucht accused these pastors of preventing him from “bringing Jesus to the streets of LA.” Dear Sean: Jesus is already on Skid Row.

Kingdom of God, Kingdoms of Men

Robyn Dyba
December 21, 2020
Church Life, General, Politics
The Evangelical Church’s support of a president who counters the life and teachings of Jesus actually makes sense when you take Jesus out of the equation.

Emmanuel Understands Limitations

Sue Fulmore
December 20, 2020
Church Life, Family and Parenting, General
While rulers in Palestine at the time of Jesus’s coming clutched their power, the King-over-all was laying his down.  He ushered in a new order, an upside-down kingdom.
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